Un-episodic adventures aboard DS9 during the original setting, in another universe.

This series shows of the Klingon war and the beginning of the Dominion War. Meet the crew of the Starship Sun Tzu. The crew is a mix of Starfleet Veterans and a nearly graduated crew.

Young Jared Brahms was not your average lieutenant. For one, he was Romulan. Two: He was adopted by humans after his colony ship was destroyed when he was an infant. Three: His adopted family is very prestigious in Starfleet. His career choice seemed natural. His first major post: The USS Sovereign, in the Maelstrom. Replacing science officer Miguel Diaz, who has transferred to a different ship. That got turned upside down when the ship is attacked and he had to take command. Now, Brhams has his own ship: The prototype USS Atlas. The whole crew of the Sovereign is also along for the ride. His first mission seemed simple: Investigate some missing Federation science vessels. Little does Captain Brahms know he's going face-first into a hell storm, and it will take all of his wits, skills, and luck, to survive. (Based off of events and uses characters from Star Trek: Bridge Commander by Activision and Totally Games)

The war with the Dominion was starting to turn for the better. Starfleet had kept the hordes of the Dominion at bay and was beginning to make headway to remove their presence from the Alpha Quadrant. However, doom was looming overhead as Captain Sisko received a disturbing communication. Nearly two thousand Dominion ships were awaiting in the Gamma Quadrant but were sitting idle due to a minefield placed in front of the wormhole linking both quadrants together. Morn, a trusted courier, delivered a message stating how the Dominion stationed on Deep Space Nine in front of the Alpha side of the wormhole were about to disable the minefield. Knowing this would spell disaster for the Federation of Planets and the peace of the Alpha Quadrant, Captain Sisko advises Starfleet that Operation Return has to be executed immediately to retake Deep Space Nine before the deactivation of the minefield commences. The operation was nothing more than straight power play. Starfleet would take as many ships as possible to meet the Dominion on the field of battle. Shorthanded, and likewise short on ships, Sisko asked the Klingons for help in retaking the station. However, the Klingons were reluctant to dedicate such a massive force for a single engagement. Would Starfleet have a chance to win the day without the assistance of the Klingons?

An unknown energy force threatens the safety of the station. As the crew investigates, they discover Jake and Nog are missing. This is a speculative script I wrote for the TV series Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. The script was accepted by the production team and I was invited to pitch other plot ideas to the show's producer. Even though the script never made it to production, I had a lot of fun writing it. I hope you enjoy it!

On the eve of Bajor entrance to the United federation of planets, ancient signs were seen all over the planet. fear and panic ran wild all over the planet. suddenly word reached the capital that a man appeared out of nowhere near a holy site. The man is the prophet , captain Benjamin Sisko. who was thought long dead. he has no idea how he got there or why. but now he must pick up the pieces of his life and try to figure out the prophets plan or watch Bajor die a horrible death.